Biografia:
Roger Dean Miller (2 de janeiro de 1936 - 25 de outubro de 1992) foi um Grammy e Tony premiado cantor, compositor, músico e ator, mais conhecido por seu honky tonk influenciado canções novidade. Suas músicas mais reconhecidas incluiu o topo das paradas country / pop hits "King of the Road", "Dang Me" e "England Swings", todos da década de 1960 era meados de Nashville Sound.
Depois de crescer em Oklahoma e no serviço militar dos Estados Unidos
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Outras músicas:
- King Of The Road
- Oo De Lally
- Oo-de-lally
- Whistle Stop
- You Can't Rollerskate In A Buffalo Herd
- A Million Years Or So
- A World I Cant Live In
- A World So Full Of Love
- Absence
- All Fall Down
- All I Love Is You
- As Long As Theres A Shadow
- Atta Boy Girl
- By The Time I Get To Phoenix
- Chug A Lug
- Chug
- Dad Blame Anything A Man Cant Quit
- Dang Me
- Days Of Our Wives
- Do Wacka Do
- Engine Engine Number 9
- England Swings
- Husbands And Wives
- Im A Nut
- In The Summertime
- It Takes All Kinds To Make A World
- Ive Been A Long Time Leavin
- Kansas City Star
- King Of The Road Live Version
- Leavings Not The Only Way To Go
- Less And Less
- Little Green Apples
- Lucky Luke Rides Again
- Maybe Leavins Not The Only Way To Go
- Muddy Water
- My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died
- Not In Nottingham
- Old Friends
- Old Toy Trains
- One Dyin And A Buryin
- Our Little Love
- Party In My Pants
- Poor Little John
- Reincarnation
- River And The Rain
- River In The Rain
- Ruby Dont Take Your Love To Town
- Somewhere Theres A Lady
- South
- The Ballad Of Waterhole 3
- The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me
- The Wrong Kind Of Girl
- Uncle Harveys Plane
- Waitin For The Light To Shine
- Walkin In The Sunshine
- What Id Give To Be The Wind
- Where Have All The Average People Gone
- You Cant Roller Skate In A Buffalo Herd
- You Didnt Have To Be So Nice
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Tab by Mike Gallas
I made this version by combining the Countrytabs.com and talby1234's from
theavettbrothers.com versions. They deserve all the credit. Also Roger Miller!
Capo 2
C/B= 0-2-0-0-1-0
Intro
C C/B Am G F G C C C/B Am G F G C
C C/B Am G
The people in this city call me country,
F G C
Because of how I walk and talk and smile.
C C/B Am G
Well I don't mind them laughing in the city,
F G C
But the country folks all say I'm citified.
C C/B Am G
The fighting men they say that I'm a coward.
F G C
Because I never push no one around.
C C/B Am G
Gentle people call me trouble-maker,
F G C
Cause I'll always fight and stand my ground.
F Em
Funny I don't fit.
Dm G C
Where have all the average people gone?
C C/B Am G F G C
C C/B Am G
Some pious people point and call me sinner,
F G C
Because to them I've never seen the light.
C C/B Am G
Other folks think of me as a preacher.
F G C
I'm just doing what I think is right.
C C/B Am G
The wealthy people think that I am a hobo,
F G C
Lean and hungry, writing mournful songs.
C C/B Am G
And the poor, poor people think I am a rich man,
F G C
But really, I'm just trying to get along.
F Em
It's funny I don't fit.
Dm G C
Tell me where have all the average people gone?
C C/B Am G F G C
C C/B Am G
And the government has given me a number,
F G C
To simplify my birth and life and death.
C C/B Am G
And still my woman thinks I'm awful important,
F G C
Like the moon the stars the sea the sky and breath.
F Em
Funny I don't fit.
Dm G C
Where have all the average people gone?
F Em
Yes, it's funny I don't fit.
Dm G C
Where have all the average people gone?
F Em
Honey I don't fit,
Dm G C
Where have all the average people gone?
slow
C C/B Am G F G C
I made this version by combining the Countrytabs.com and talby1234's from
theavettbrothers.com versions. They deserve all the credit. Also Roger Miller!
Capo 2
C/B= 0-2-0-0-1-0
Intro
C C/B Am G F G C C C/B Am G F G C
C C/B Am G
The people in this city call me country,
F G C
Because of how I walk and talk and smile.
C C/B Am G
Well I don't mind them laughing in the city,
F G C
But the country folks all say I'm citified.
C C/B Am G
The fighting men they say that I'm a coward.
F G C
Because I never push no one around.
C C/B Am G
Gentle people call me trouble-maker,
F G C
Cause I'll always fight and stand my ground.
F Em
Funny I don't fit.
Dm G C
Where have all the average people gone?
C C/B Am G F G C
C C/B Am G
Some pious people point and call me sinner,
F G C
Because to them I've never seen the light.
C C/B Am G
Other folks think of me as a preacher.
F G C
I'm just doing what I think is right.
C C/B Am G
The wealthy people think that I am a hobo,
F G C
Lean and hungry, writing mournful songs.
C C/B Am G
And the poor, poor people think I am a rich man,
F G C
But really, I'm just trying to get along.
F Em
It's funny I don't fit.
Dm G C
Tell me where have all the average people gone?
C C/B Am G F G C
C C/B Am G
And the government has given me a number,
F G C
To simplify my birth and life and death.
C C/B Am G
And still my woman thinks I'm awful important,
F G C
Like the moon the stars the sea the sky and breath.
F Em
Funny I don't fit.
Dm G C
Where have all the average people gone?
F Em
Yes, it's funny I don't fit.
Dm G C
Where have all the average people gone?
F Em
Honey I don't fit,
Dm G C
Where have all the average people gone?
slow
C C/B Am G F G C
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Rolfe Kent